Duties of a driver examiner include but are not limited to the following:

(1) Be at the examination station punctually and keep the station open during the scheduled hours.

(2) Receive applications for driver's licenses and renewals. Provide applicants with the necessary forms.

(3) Examine applicants and reexamine drivers, by oral, written, and performance tests, for knowledge of the laws and rules of safe driving, for visual or physical defects, and for skill in handling a vehicle to determine whether they meet the requirements established by the motor vehicle division.

(4) Take photographs of all successful applicants.

(5) Give accurate information when requested regarding the motor vehicle laws and the regulations concerning licensing of operators and chauffeurs.

(6) Investigate the habits and general qualifications of accident and violation repeaters when instructed to do so.

(7) Check renewal applicants for vision and physical condition to determine whether they meet the requirements established by the motor vehicle division.

(8) Conduct hearings, investigations, counseling sessions, interviews, and training sessions on driver improvement matters as required.

(9) Examine applicants for motorcycle endorsement, by oral, written, and performance tests, for knowledge of the laws and rules of safe driving, for visual or other physical defects, and for skill in handling a motorcycle to determine whether they meet the requirements established by the motor vehicle division.

(10) Prepare and deliver safety talks before various groups (such as schools, assemblies and service clubs) and operate projection equipment when directed to do so.

(11) Serve notices of suspension and revocation and pick up suspended or void certificates when directed to do so.

(12) Appear in hearings to testify regarding examinations or investigations.

(13) Inspect driver licenses for alterations.